Grammar
Find the mistake: “She go to the library every Saturday.”
She goes to the library every Saturday.
This Indonesian national hero read the Proclamation of Independence on August 17, 1945.
Ir. Soekarno
This famous wall, built to protect against invasions, stretches over 20,000 kilometers across China.
The Great Wall of China
This spicy Indonesian dish from West Sumatera is famous worldwide and is made by slow-cooking beef in coconut milk and spices until it becomes tender and caramelized.
Rendang
This Marvel villain is known for snapping his fingers to erase half the universe.
Thanos
Anything is wrong with the sentence? “Me and John went to the store.”
John and I went to the store.
This woman, fought for women’s rights and education.
R. A. Kartini
This famous landmark in Paris was originally built as the entrance arch to the 1889 World’s Fair.
The Eiffel Tower
This sweet dessert is made from sticky rice flour and filled with palm sugar, then boiled and rolled in grated coconut.
Klepon
This fictional wizarding school is where Harry Potter studied magic.
Hogwarts
Correct the run-on “I woke up late I missed the bus.”
I woke up late, so I missed the bus.
This historic youth pledge, declared in 1928, united Indonesian young people under one nation, one people, and one language.
Sumpah Pemuda/The Youth Pledge
This South American country is known for the Amazon Rainforest and the world’s biggest carnival celebration.
Brazil
This popular soup contains rice vermicelli, shredded chicken, boiled egg, and turmeric broth.
Soto
This action movie character is known as “Baba Yaga” and goes on a revenge spree after his dog is killed.
John Wick
“He is accused ... stealing the documents.”
This Indonesian hero from Aceh fiercely resisted Dutch colonization and is remembered for her bravery in battle.
Cut Nyak Dien
This country is the largest in the world by land area.
Russia
These crispy, golden balls are made from mashed cassava, usually filled with palm sugar, sometimes with chicken or vegetables
Misro or Combro
This long-running TV series follows a group of zombie apocalypse survivors.
The Walking Dead
“He got married ... his high school friend”
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This term refers to forced laborers recruited by the Japanese during World War II in Indonesia, many of whom worked under harsh and deadly conditions.
Romusha
This river, flowing through Egypt and Sudan, is considered the longest in the world.
Nile River
This sweet treat is made of glutinous rice balls filled with crushed peanuts and coated in sesame seeds before frying.
Onde-onde
She is known as the “Queen of Pop” and is famous for songs like “Like a Prayer” and “Vogue.”
Madonna